Sentence examples for industry compromise from inspiring English sources

Nov 1 (Reuters) - Former financial regulator Sheila Bair voiced worries about a new industry compromise plan for money market mutual funds, including implementing a fee for withdrawals during times of stress, saying it could worsen a crisis.

As is the case too often on Capitol Hill, the revolving door between government jobs and the banking industry compromises too many decisions.

The reality is that reform is just a rhetorical front for industry compromises that reward the biggest players and K-Street lobbyists while giving the public nothing.

We believe that the U.S. EPA's close relationship with industry compromises credibility.

Environmental groups believe that, if filed, the brief will side with the coal industry and compromise the Clean Water Act.

A man of principle, he quit his job as an air-traffic controller because he believed that deregulation of the airline industry would compromise safety.

In addition, support for the British steel industry would compromise the EU's ability to take action against China for dumping cheap, subsidised steel on the European market.

"I actually believe that the pressure for this moratorium led the Senate and the banking industry to compromise," said Assemblyman James F. Brennan, a Brooklyn Democrat, who along with State Senator Frank Padavan, a Queens Republican, introduced the moratorium in both houses in December.

The industry's compromise on a "Do Not Track" mechanism is one result of continuing negotiations among members of the Federal Trade Commission, which first called for such a mechanism in its initial privacy report; the Commerce Department; the White House; the Digital Advertising Alliance; and consumer privacy advocates.

Some are settled in the courts when EPA can't find a way to get environmental groups and industry to compromise.

Similarly, the intervention of institutional medical systems connected to the profit-driven international pharmaceutical industry might compromise long term retention of medicinal plant use.